I read that this weekend will be only the sixth time in the history of the Packers that they’ve traveled to Buffalo for a game. I had a hard time believing that
@@rainerzufall6245 20 years later, aaron rodgers froze in orchard Park. The Packers can't win in tampa, Minnesota, philledelphia, and Buffalo. Detroit is included
@@Fireyninjadog Packers won in Tampa this season. They struggle in Minnesota, and I can't recall them beating my Eagles in Lincoln Financial Field. Even when we used to play at the Vet we owned them.
1994... what a year for football. 75th anniversary season, 2 point conversion, Sunday Ticket, free agency, Cowboys/49ers rivalry hitting its peak, a lot of good stuff!! And how could I forget Marshall Faulk being drafted that year!!!!
NFL Throwback has the best job I swear lol. This is a somewhat forgotten matchup between legendary quarterbacks, and I'm not sure why. It was a good one. Nice to hear a VERY young Joe Buck on the call in his first year as a broadcaster I believe. Along with Tim Green who I miss on the mic. Thanks for putting it up in great quality :)
If I had a nickel for every time a Packers @ Bills game ended after a Packers onside free kick attempt after a safety, I’d have 2 nickels; which isn’t a whole lot, but it’s weird that it’s happened twice.
1994, Joe Buck’s first season for NFL on Fox, and the first year of NFL on Fox itself too, having gotten the NFC contract from CBS, which changed the face of Television for years.
didn't get witness his short career but from everything I've heard of Sterling Sharpe, it was a guaranteed hall of fame career that was unfortunately cut short.. injuries unfortunately have cut short so many careers in sports man.. so many what ifs
Joe Buck that time was two years away from his first World Series and 10 from his first Super Bowl. Today, for the first time since 1999, Joe Buck is not calling a World Series. It’s Monday Night Football on ESPN from here on in. Joe Davis, #2 on the NFL on Fox, calls his first World Series tonight.
Sterling was a great player but come on I don't think he would have had the stats of Jerry Rice. Jerry Rice has over 20,000 yards receiving that's almost impossible
All these teams are bringing back some throwback uniforms now that they can have alternative helmets. Would love to see the Bills bring back the 90s uniforms next year
Sterling Sharpe should be in the Hall of Fame over Andre Reed. Consider the following blind profiles: Player A: 3 Time First Team All Pro. 3 Time league leader in receptions. 1 time leader in receiving yards. 2 time league leader in receiving touchdowns. Has a receiving triple crown. Has 2 100+ reception seasons that were both records at the time. Was the first receiver to ever have back to back or multiple 100+ reception seasons. Has 5 1000+ yard seasons. Has 4 10+ touchdown seasons. Has career highs of 112 receptions, 1461 yards, and 18 touchdowns. Player B; NO First Team All Pros and 2 Second Team All Pros. NEVER led the league+ in receptions, receiving yards, or receiving touchdowns. Had 0 100+ reception seasons, 4 1000 yard seasons, 1 10+ touchdown seasons. Had career highs of 94 receptions, 1312 yards, and 10 touchdowns. Clearly player A was substantially better. Yet, player B is in the Hall of Fame and player A is not. Player B is Andre Reed and Player A is Sterling Sharpe. This year Sharpe made it as far as the cut to 12 in the senior pool and there are 3 senior spots again in 2024 and 2025. I’d hoped that this year’s senior class would be Ken Anderson, Sterling Sharpe, and Chuck Howley. Glad to see Howley make it, am totally cool with the Ken Riley pick, and am disappointed that Joe Klecko was picked over Sharpe and Anderson. My 2024 senior class would be Anderson, Randy Gradishar, and Sharpe. Sterling Sharpe should absolutely be in the Hall of Fame. My gut feeling is he will get in in time. But, it’s sad that Reed got in over him as a modern candidate when it’s obvious that Sharpe was better. TBH, I wish what was done for Sam Mills last year in getting him in his last year of modern eligibility so that he won’t fall into the senior pool abyss had been done for Sterling Sharpe in his last year of modern eligibility. 64 views
Look, I’m a Packers Fan, but seeing from the start of the season has come down hard, from Aaron Rodgers, for Green Bay. I’m NOT trying to be right or wrong. We all have different opinions, but this is mine I believe that when the season ends, Rodgers can learn his lesson. Hopefully, next season it’s going to be better. But, for right now, I’m rooting for Buffalo, in this weekend’s game. BTW, can I PLEASE, please, let a third safety happen? A safety ON Rodgers. That’s my wish I want to see happen again since 1994, in Buffalo. Also, with extra salt, a Patriots Fan, I am. :p
Ready for Love? I’m split. Rodger’s attitude has turned sour, but he’s created his own legacy concreted in the history books in Green Bay. I’ve been at several games(being a Wisconsin native), and it’s hard to think of the team without him. All that said, it sounds like time for a change
@@broncosbreaks YK, I’ll tell you this: I’m always trying to be VERY Careful about what I’m going to write. There are a lot of things I wished for the team’s season to be better, but I NEED to be aware of and be VERY careful about. Yes, Rodgers is already a lock for Canton’s Halls but There are a few things I’m speaking out of my opinion. 1. My Father’s a Packers guy. Although he’s taking the season a break, he’s not a fan of where Rodgers leads his team. He agrees that he’s a great player but he disagrees that where Rodgers leads his way with the team, he’s always been stuck at losing to the NFC Championship Game. 2. Rodgers does make mistakes with his teammates, but where he goes, as the leader, is he doesn’t take his criticism over the mistakes he and his teammates/coaches went through. He NEEDS to see those mistakes he made. With the rookies, he needs to be patient AND give them a chance to play. I know this doesn’t sound like an opinion but everyone has a different opinion because no story is the truth. Not mine is the truth either. I wanted to be respectful. I know I read John Kuhn’s defense on Twitter where someone ignored his conversation but added his material instead. Now what I said about the safety, agreeing with Kuhn that he doesn’t have the perspective or “facts” to explain. I have to accept that Rodgers is Rodgers himself. I can’t do nothing about this but I do want to make sure to point out this: No matter if it’s Rodgers’ Lead or Love’s Turn. I WILL ALWAYS be a Packers (and Patriots) fan, for the love of my life.
One of those Dream possible Super Bowl Match up's that never happened The Two Greatest Quarterbacks Kelly Vs Favre and Two Great HeadCoachs Holmgren Vs Levy
That’s how it was back in the day. Definitely made you pay attention. Sometimes I’d be playing with my rotary phone and have to wait for commercial to see what I missed.
Interesting moment in time between 2 legends. Their only matchup. Bills team on the downswing and a Packers team coming into their own headed for a nice run in the 90s
I bet this was one of the stadiums that needed a few tech upgrades to link it up with the graphics computers. This might have been FOX's first game there, and since they only got Buffalo twice a year, it wasn't a priority stadium.